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Physics exam simulator: 150-question bank, 7-question/40-minute randomized exams, practice mode, and auto-generated diagrams/solutions
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A physics exam simulator: 7 randomly-generated questions, 40-minute timer, drawn from a
150-exercise question bank (kinematics, vectors, circular motion, Newton's laws, and more).
Each question is a parameterized generator — numbers change on every attempt, but the
underlying physics, formula, and difficulty stay the same. Answers, solution steps, and
diagrams are all computed deterministically from the same generated parameters, never
guessed.Read the full README ↗A physics exam simulator: 7 randomly-generated questions, 40-minute timer, drawn from a 150-exercise question bank (kinematics, vectors, circular motion, Newton's laws, and more). Each question is a parameterized generator — numbers change on every attempt, but the underlying physics, formula, and difficulty stay the same. Answers, solution steps, and diagrams are all computed deterministically from the same generated parameters, never guessed.
Live: https://phys161examprepapp.vercel.app
React 19 + TypeScript + Vite + Tailwind CSS v4, KaTeX, Recharts, React Router. No backend — state and exam history live in the browser via a small storage-adapter interface designed so a real backend could be swapped in later without touching UI code.
npm install
npm run dev # start the dev server
npm run build # typecheck + production build
npm run validate:bank # generate ~3000 random variants across all 150 questions, checking for exceptions/non-finite answers
npm run validate:spotcheck # verify formulas against the source exercise set's known answers